Hosea Helps provided meals to 1,500 people and toys to 700 children in Atlanta this Christmas, with a focus on those facing homelessness or financial struggles.

Three people died in Georgia crashes during the Christmas travel period, and state troopers arrested 38 for DUI, according to preliminary DPS reports.

Former Atlanta Housing executive Tracy Jones is expected to plead guilty to charges including defrauding government funds from Section 8 and COVID-19 relief programs.

Eight-year-old Kayla Frazier spent Christmas hospitalized after being hit by a car in Atlanta, requiring two surgeries and rehabilitation to walk again.

A man, 67, died on Christmas after crashing his car into an Atlanta home; police are investigating, the cause is unknown, and no other injuries were reported.

The City of Marietta has announced holiday schedule changes, including closures and altered sanitation services, with emergency services remaining available.

Kazoo Toys in Buckhead experiences record holiday sales despite tariff-induced price increases, showcasing the community's support for local businesses and the enduring holiday spirit.

Georgia reports "high" flu activity, with a notable increase in cases and hospitalizations. A new, less vaccine-responsive strain, Influenza A subclade K, raises concerns, but vaccination is still urged for prevention.

A wrong-way driver in Athens caused a crash that killed herself, a man, his pregnant wife, and their unborn child.

Atlanta airport sees holiday travel surge with safety concerns, expecting 5.3 million travelers. Security incidents have raised alertness among passengers and officials.

The City of Fayetteville concludes its "Telling Our Story" video series, highlighting the local economy and entrepreneurial spirit in its "Connected Community" episode.

Ciara donates to fight food insecurity in Atlanta, with funds going to the Atlanta Community Food Bank and ATL Cares, announced by Mayor Andre Dickens and councilmembers.

Georgia head coach Kirby Smart has confirmed the arrest of two freshmen football players on theft charges and indicated they are facing ongoing consequences.